Your Data & Privacy
What the server records about your account, and why.
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What the server records about your account, and why.
Androlia keeps moderation logs. You're entitled to know what they contain, so here it is, plainly.
Your IP addresses
To detect ban evasion and alternate accounts
Your connections
Date, time and which server you joined
Your chat messages
To investigate reports of harassment, scams and rule-breaking
Your UUID and username
To tie the above to your account
First and last join dates
Account history
Your bank transactions
Deposits, withdrawals and interest, so money disputes can be resolved
Only the moderation team, and only through in-game staff commands. This is stated in the Minecraft Server Rules:
Each player's IP address that connects to the server will be stored and linked to their account. Under no circumstances will this information be disclosed.
Other players can never look up your IP, your alt accounts or your message history.
The number of distinct IP addresses tied to one account is tracked. This is how ban evasion is caught — creating a new account to escape a sanction links the two, and results in further sanctions.
VPNs and proxies are prohibited on Androlia. Most known VPNs are blocked outright. Beyond the rule itself, connecting through one makes your account look like it's evading a ban, which is not a situation you want to be in.
If you follow the rules, none of this ever affects you. The logs exist so that when someone scams you, harasses you, or comes back on an alt after being banned, the staff can actually prove it.
Questions about your own data? Open a ticket on the Discord.
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